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Although the College is moving towards a unified authentication system, at this time there are still some services that use different passwords for access. The most common include:
Your Barnard Account username and password is used for access to gBear (email, calendar, and groups), the Barnard Secure wireless network, most faculty and staff desktop computers, and eBear.
For new faculty and staff, this account is created at the time of hire. The username and initial password is sent to the Provost's Office (for faculty) and to Human Resources (for staff).
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We need some help: we are stuck in that spot where no names are good enough but there are plenty of bad names to go around! We are expecting a boy-bundle, half-Norwegian and half-New Yorker. Our 3.5 year old daughter is Sofia Eloise Astri Evenson (Sofia because we did not know how damn popular it was, Eloise for Eloise at the Plaza, and Astri for her two Norwegian Great Grandmothers, who shared this name - also, SEA...why not!?). We and she call her "Fee" or "Fia", NOT Sofie.
In the boy department, we are looking for something Scandinavian, and not sure if we will do two middle names again. We plan to have at least one more child, so I guess we can break away from that tradition now or continue on. We do plan to live in Norway at some point, so the name has to have crossover potential, without making him feel like he has two separate names.
Names we have talked about (and then dismissed, for a variety of reasons) include:
Bruno (too Germanic and gruff - but both my maiden name and husband's middle name {from his mother's maiden name} are Brown/Bruun)
Axel/Aksel (too heavy)
Odin (too presumptuous: the "All Father" of Norse mythology...very anti the typical Norwegian modesty)
Finn (husband's aversion)
Dashiell/Dashel nn Dash (husband's aversion)
Aleksander (my opinion - common and not sure about the Slavic spelling)
Joakim/Joachim (Y-sounding J in Norwegian is confusing/my aversion)
Lucas (too popular here and in Norway)
Jonas (too popular - in Norway, but a family name for me, and that J!)
Kaspar/Jasper/Jesper (the friendly ghost, and confusing Y-sounding J in the final option)
Karl (lots of these in Norway)
Stellan (too Swedish...)
Johan/Johann (too Swedish)
Ole/Ola (SO Norwegian but likely to be mispronounced and assumed a girly name here)
Lars (name of my husband's ONLY uncle, who incidentally does not speak with the family)
Miles (we both love it, even though it's not Scandinavian: an outlier, because it's as popular as Sofia. I also love Mila as a girl's name, so I can let this go for now)
Espen (husband's aversion)
Carsten (husband's aversion)
Kai (too common in Norway)
Middle Names (eg names we wouldn't consider putting first):
Edward (a family name)
Jonas (family name)
Hans (family name)
Erling (pronounced OUR-ling, family name)
Any help would be appreciated - we are definitely stuck and probably going to start asking grandparents soon, which is a BIG MISTAKE!
What I know about Scandinavian names can fit in...well, in the "Nordic" section of the revised edition of The Baby Name Wizard. I can look at the list and say I like Anders and Gustav and Henrik and Leif and Linus and Mathias and Mikkel and Niels and Oscar and Soren and Torsten, but I don't know how popular those names are or which Nordic area they're most associated with. Is there a Scandinavian Namer in the house?
Name update 05-19-2010! Laura writes:
I have been meaning to write to thank you and your posters' for helping us find a name we love for our son.
Miles Olav Edward was born on April 2. We chose to go with the name we both love and put our Norwegian nod (Olav V was a recent and well-loved Norwegian king) plus a nod to my family this time (Edward is my dad's middle name) in secondary spots.
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Mark Scott
I've been getting a fair number of comments on my Bitcoin post from a few days back, itself a response to Fred Wilson's Bitcoin post. Most think I'm completely wrong about Bitcoin and its future as a form of currency. Some commenters are particularly upset by my assertion that Bitcoin is illiquid — by which I mean its value isn't predictable enough for it to function as a ready medium of exchange (although it's not that simple because liquidity is a cryptic concept, used commonly in finance in a sort of metaphorical sense, but ill-defined and misunderstood, really reverse-engineered from its features, one of which is predictability of price).
Here's a sample, from MoonShadow:
The true irony of this article is that Bitcoin is nearly perfectly liquid, even though it's ultimately deflationary. I know what liquidity is, liquidity is the ability of economic actors to engage in exchange rapidly and with as few intervening steps as possible. This is why cash is very liquid and real estate is not. Bitcoin is very much like cash in this respect. Go try and tell Bitcoin users that Bitcoin is illiquid, and they will laugh at your ignorance. The only people for whom Bitcoin is not liquid are those who don't have any.


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Definition of Pericarditis – bacterial
Bacterial pericarditis is irritation and swelling of the sac that surrounds the heart (pericardium), due to infection by bacteria.
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The state of California has the largest population of veterans of the armed forces in the nation. There are an estimated 2,078,267 veterans in California. Boosting Californias veteran population are the ongoing conflicts in Afghanistan (Operation Enduring FreedomOEF) and Iraq (Operation Iraqi FreedomOIF). Since September 2001, California deployed 148,028 troops, with 22,305 troops from California deployed as of February 29, 2008. The number of National Guard and Reserve Troops deployed from California since September 2001 is an estimated 31,821.
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The Veterans Administration (VA) offers a range of treatments and services to improve the mental health of Veterans. For Veterans with serious mental illness, VA offers care is tailored to help with their specific problem and to promote recovery. Care can include schizophrenia, depression or bipolar disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and substance use disorders (drugs or alcohol, or illegal substances). For more information on mental health care, including substance use disorder, download the Guide to VA Mental Health Services.
With the increased veteran population comes the added need for more accessible alcohol and other drugs (AOD) services for those with, and at risk for, substance abuse disorders. Veterans returning home from OEF and OIF present a larger incidence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), traumatic brain injury (TBI), and associated substance abuse than those from any previous conflicts. Research indicates that up to 30 percent of OEF/ OIF veterans are diagnosed with PTSD. Mental health issues, in particular those with co-occurring substance abuse disorders, are not easily diagnosed and often surface long after the service member's post-deployment coverage and eligibility for health care ends.
Recently, the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) expanded benefits for the National Guard and Reserve members. Veterans that deploy and return with any type of mental or physical health condition may receive up to 5 years of treatment either free or with co-pay. Substance abuse, PTSD, and TBI are treated free of charge.
There are, however, some factors that may present barriers to service members in need of services. One reason is the VA has a major challenge with providing VA benefits. Currently, there is an untreated backlog of 400,000 cases. In addition, treatment facilities may be located very far from veterans homes, making it logistically challenging to access services.
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Former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho insists that John Terry's guilty verdict by the FA does not necessarily mean that he is a racist.
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Terry was hit with a £220,000 fine and a four-match ban after he was found guilty by the FA of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand in a match at Loftus Road last October.
Mourinho, who took charge of Chelsea from 2004 to 2007, insists that his former captain is not a racist, putting down Terry's remark to Ferdinand as a passionate outburst from being caught up in the moment of the game instead of a racist personality.
"He's not a racist - that's 100%" he told CNN. "We had a squad where we had 12 African players in the squad. It was a fantastic squad and he always had a great relationship with every one of them.
"But in football it can happen during a match, because football sometimes is more than a game and sometimes you have reactions that don't represent what you are really.
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"I never felt it (racism) in my dressing room. And I have always had African players in every one of my teams."
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A few years ago, Aaron ate plenty of homemade mac and cheese. I grew up on the stove top variety and of course, in the spirit of passing on the tradition, I made it for my kids. I bought some boxed gluten-free mac and cheese once for him and he put a spoonful into his mouth, chewed and looked up confused, "Mom, it looks like cheese, smells like cheese but it doesn't taste like cheese." He just was not a box mac and cheese kind of kid.
Then fast forward to the next Celiac conference vendor fair. Aaron sampled the wares along side all of his fellow Celiac kids, and saw how much the other kids loved boxed mac and cheese. They sent home a sample box, and since then that is the only kind of mac and cheese he will eat. Isaiah still prefers home made.
But the mac and cheese saga doesn't end there. My kids also love cooking shows, and recently they saw the Cook's Country baked mac and cheese segment. They wanted that mac and cheese. Since discovering Schar's pasta, gluten-free baked mac and cheese is now not doomed to mushy messes. It also dawned on me that while the Cook's Country recipe uses American cheese for it's stabilizers, many Celiac's have an emulsifier/stabilizer in their pantry - xanthan or guar gum. So I modified the recipe to use almost all cheddar cheese and blue cheese. You don't need to use blue, but the taste isn't strong in the final product.
Gluten-free baked mac and cheese
- 4 slices white bread (we used whole grain, but you should use white)
- 2 TB butter, melted
- 1/4 cup parmesan cheese, grated
- 1 lb. gluten free pasta*
- 4 TB butter
- 2.5 TB sweet rice flour
- 3 cans evaporated milk
- 1/8 t xanthan gum
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 t mustard (or to taste)
- 3 t salt (or to taste)
- 1 t hot sauce (or to taste)
- freshly ground nutmeg and pepper to taste
- 13 ounces cheddar cheese, grated
- 3 ounces blue cheese*
- 1/2 cup reserved pasta water
* I used Schar's fussili. It is the best GF pasta I have tried, including the expensive imports.
- Pulse bread in food processor until it turns into fine crumbs.
- Add cheese and butter, and pulse until well combined. Set aside.
- Cook pasta in plenty of well salted boiling water, until it is al dente, a bit undercooked. RESERVE 1/2 CUP OF PASTA WATER. Drain the pasta, and rinse with cold water. Place in a 9x13 pan.
- Preheat the oven to 350 while you make the sauce.
- Blend xanthan gum with a bit of the evaporated milk. Set aside.
- In the saucepan, melt butter over medium heat. Add garlic, followed by the flour, stir well and cook until it is just starting to brown.
- Add evaporated milk and cook over medium heat, until it comes to a boil and is thickened. Add mustard, salt, hot sauce, nutmeg and pepper.
- Remove from heat, stir in cheese and hot pasta water. Stir until cheese is completely melted.
- Pour sauce over pasta and mix well.
- Top with bread crumbs.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 20-25 minutes until top is browned and sides are bubbly.
- Allow to cool for 10 minutes before serving.
The chopped salad my boys so diligently created to go along
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A suspect in a purse-snatching died Monday when he crashed his getaway car into several vehicles as he fled from police.
The suspect, whose name has not been released, died on the scene, his car mangled in the violent crash.
"At the time of the accident, the suspect was fleeing police,'' said Hollywood Sgt. Lester "Gene" Cochenour. It's unclear how fast the suspect or the officers were traveling at the time.
The four-vehicle accident occurred at around 4 p.m. at the intersection of Taft Street and Park Road, police said.
The fleeing suspect apparently blew a red light and slammed into several cars in the intersection, flipping over a white van and sparking a vehicle fire.
The incident began on Johnson Street where police said the suspect allegedly snatched a woman's purse, jumped in the Impala and fled with his female passenger. The purse-snatching victim was not seriously injured.
A be-on-the-look out for the Impala was issued and a police cruiser spotted the car near Interstate 95 and began following the suspect, who threw the purse and then its contents out of the window as he sped away from the police unit, Cochenour said.
At the intersection, the driver apparently took the red light and caused the violent crash.
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In my previous blogpost about the Duqu Framework, I described one of the biggest remaining mysteries about Duqu – the oddities of the C&C communications module which appears to have been written in a different language than the rest of the Duqu code. As technical experts, we found this question very interesting and puzzling and we wanted to share it with the community.
The feedback we received exceeded our wildest expectations. We got more than 200 comments and 60+ e-mail messages with suggestions about possible languages and frameworks that could have been used for generating the Duqu Framework code. We would like to say a big 'Thank you!' to everyone who participated in this quest to help us identify the mysterious code.
Let us review the most popular suggestions we got from you:
Thanks to some very useful and knowledgeable comments, we can now say with a high degree of certainty that we have found the correct answer. I would like to quote the most relevant comments which helped us solve the puzzle:
Simple Object Orientation (for C)
It seems someone over at reddit (http://www.reddit.com/r/ReverseEngineering/) hit the jackpot: the code snippets look _very_ similar to what this would produce: http://daifukkat.su/wiki/index.php/SOO
There are a few other OO frameworks for C, but they don't match as well: http://ooc-coding.sourceforge.net/ http://sooc.sourceforge.net/
Re: Other C/C++ compiler?
I have seen how GCC works internally and its ABI (for a number of different versions) and I can confirm that the Duqu code is definitely not generated by GCC. I don't know how other C++ compilers work but the things I see in the ASM (like where the pointers to the functions go, the way the "this" pointer is passed etc) do not suggest C++ to me but something else entirely. (such as the aforementioned "object-oriented" frameworks for C that exist)
Re: Other C/C++ compiler?
I'm 99% sure the machine code was generated by MSVC. It's something you get a feel with experience, but I can point out two things that are quite characteristic of MSVC: 1) it uses esi as the first candidate for temporary storage; 2) "pop ecx" instead of "add esp, 4".
We also received two very interesting e-mail messages. Pascal Bertrand aka bps and another author who preferred to remain anonymous suggested that the code was generated from a custom object-oriented C dialect, generally called "OO C".
The comments were very important because they allowed us to track the exact compiler used in the project: the Microsoft Visual Studio compiler. I spent more time experimenting with different versions of MSVC compilers and different source codes and compiling options trying to reproduce the binary code of the constructor function mentioned in the previous blogpost and finally succeeded.
Disassembly of the original Duqu code: construction of the linked list class
Manually decompiled C code that produces the same code
The above C code, when compiled with MSVC 2008 and options /O1 (minimize size) /Ob1 (expand only __inline) produces the opcodes identical with the ones in the Duqu binary. Changing the order of operations and if/else blocks modifies the resulting code; MSVC 2005 compiler produces slightly different code, too. So, we can say with a high degree of certainty that the resulting binary was compiled with MSVC 2008 and options /O1 /Ob1 and the input source code was pure C.
So, what does that mean? In short, there are two very probable answers to our initial question:
Judging by the amount of similar-looking code in every constructor function and member functions, we can assume that source code preprocessing was used and variant 1 is closer to the truth.
Now, there are several open-source "OO C" frameworks available, and some of them produce code constructions that are very similar to those in the Duqu code. The best match we found is SOO (Simple Object Orientation for C), however it could not have been used in Duqu, because it was only published when the Trojan was already in the wild.
No matter which of these two variants is true, the implications are impressive. The Payload DLL contains 95 Kbytes of event-driven code written with OO C, a language that has no automatic memory management or safe pointers. This kind of programming is more commonly found in complex 'civil' software projects, rather than contemporary malware. Additionally, the whole event-driven architecture must have been developed as a part of the Duqu code or its OOC extension.
There is no easy explanation why OO C was used instead of C++, however, we have seen similar cases in the past. Having spoken to some of the people who prefer such techniques, they gave two main reasons for it:
Both reasons appear indicate the code was written by a team of experienced, "old-school" developers.
All the conclusions above indicate a rather professional team of developers, which appear to be reusing older code written by top "old school" developers. Such techniques are normally seen in professional software and almost never in today's malware. Once again, these indicate that Duqu, just like Stuxnet, is a "one of a kind" piece of malware which stands out like a gem from the large mass of "dumb" malicious program we normally see.
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2012 Mar 19, 17:54
If it's MSVC is the RICH header present in the binary?
If it's compiled with MSVC is the 'Rich' header present?
Re: If it's MSVC is the RICH header present in the binary?
Yes there is the 'Rich' mark in the header.
Re: Re: If it's MSVC is the RICH header present in the binary?
Does it contain the path to the Duqu project?
Re: Re: Re: If it's MSVC is the RICH header present in the binary?
No, there are no references to project files in Duqu.
Re: Re: If it's MSVC is the RICH header present in the binary?
If you go through the version mapping exercise this is another way to see the exact version of the compiler that was used from the un XORd version numbers.
2012 Mar 19, 18:01
Just a tad bit disappointed I didn't get a mention here: I suggested OO C about three comments before igorsk.
Re: Mhh.
Sorry Andreas, didn't want to offend you. You did mention C with preprocessing and all your comments were helpful, too!
2012 Mar 19, 19:00
Thought it was impossible to know with straight forward technique
First there isn't possibility of asking which code produced original source, but then you could narrowly think is C* but it isn't quite like that, it may be a trick that you are falling on.
2012 Mar 19, 19:13
Representation Based Support OO
In point of my view this framework is not developed directly in known programming language like C++, Assembly, etc. I think the core of Duqu framework, is a pre-saved representation of other, for example my picture is my representation (per time/location) and this picture can talk about me. I think the Duqu developers flow this strategy, of curse, in practical and deep view, the last report show Duqu has a different behavior per victim. In this strategy there is any way or hard to drive the original programming language of Framework was developed.I hope for Igor and other Friends Analyze. Good Luck Igor! :)
2012 Mar 20, 01:18
Time to discover next project form stuxnet / duqu team ;-)
Hi Igor,
Re: Time to discover next project form stuxnet / duqu team ;-)
Yes - check this out -> http://threatpost.com/en_us/blogs/newly-compiled-driver-shows-duqu-authors-still-work-032012
2012 Mar 20, 01:32
I guess the DuQu authors had the same Obj-C inspiration as myself when I wrote SOO. Wonder how we ended up writing such similar code though. I guess there's only a couple ways to do certain things though.
2012 Mar 20, 15:46
Looking too far?
Great work! I think what you found does not mean the programmers actually wrote the Duqu framework for their trojan. It might be that it was developed earlier for a totally different purpose. The programmers making the Trojan might have just reused it as fit for purpose.
2012 Mar 20, 16:17
mad genius?
perhaps a creation of a 'frustrated' genius (see David Stes, Hans Reiser... ) that never was adopted by above-board companies, but turns up on the dark nets.
2012 Mar 21, 04:58
SoBig was written in a Windows assembly language...
And that wreaked havoc on that poor train company back in 2003, having its way with all of its data integrated systems. Trains... trains... seems like there's been a lot of problems with trains digital computers as of late. Now if you were capable of making this, and wanted to possess the nuclear option for any industry... Well, I choose freight.
2012 Mar 21, 05:42
"Analyzing Memory Accesses in Obfuscated x86 Executables" ...there's some of those in DuQu
2012 Mar 21, 15:26
I figured it out.
I know what this was written in (Hint: not what you think), I know how the projects are worked on and how research is conducted, and I know that it is all very much in plain sight. What I do not know... is whether to release my findings. Aaaand not to toot my own horn, but for someone who doesn't even have a tech background, I found an absurd amount of painfully obvious correlations that led me to the answer in little to no time... most of which were passed right over in public analyses made available thus far, including your own.
Re: I figured it out.
How could you know in what this was written in without technical background? Sorry but I think you are making bad assumption. For example, in a previous message, you are talking about �Obfuscated x86 Executables�. For what reasons are you thinking some part of duqu are obfuscated? The code above is clearly NOT obfuscated. It is very clean assembly. No tries to lose the reader. Easy reverse engineering (At least they would have not deactivated implicit inlining).
Then, you will tell us what? That the producer is a government? Microsoft? An anti-virus company?
I think you have no proof and that you are only making deductions and interpretations like millions guys on the internet.
2012 Mar 21, 23:20
Open sourced?
"it could not have been used in Duqu, because it was only published when the Trojan was already in the wild"
Re: Open sourced?
Right tree, wrong apple. All I'm going to say is its highly modifiable, elegant, collaborative, and insanely lean code. It's also "interchangeable."


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Mission 19: (9/21/13)
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PLEASE WRITE IN SUPPORT OF PZ MYERS - Comments
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:26:00 UTC | #197433
PZ - Done, (by e-mail), with my full name and address given.
Oh and this:
I even have one email that says I should be fired, that the author would like to kill me, and that I only criticize because Catholics are so gentle and kind.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:28:00 UTC | #197437
Please join this letter writing campaign, bearing in mind PZ's request to be polite and literate, and to use our own names, not pseudonyms.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:36:00 UTC | #197446
I just wrote to the President as follows:
Dear President Bruininks,
I am writing in defense of P Z Myers regarding the controversy with certain Catholics and others of similar persuasion in the matter of communion wafers (crackers).
While religious authorities and spokespersons have no problem denigrating other human beings, homosexuals for example, they become highly irrate if anyone dares to consider their own beliefs and rituals equally abhorent or at the very least meaningless and without rational basis.
Any effort of these people to demand the dismissal or censure of P Z Myers through their self righteous furvor should be totally disregarded by the University.
I hope you will consider this plea in your deliberations.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:45:00 UTC | #197454
Something like
President Robert H. Bruininks
202 Morrill Hall
100 Church Street S.E.
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN 55455
I have read about the threats against one of your employees, P.Z. Myers, and I am writing in support of any actions you need to take in order to protect Dr. Myers and others who may be the target of physical violence and slanderous campaigns due to religious irrationality. I trust that Dr. Myers and others will be given full right of response to any accusations against them.
I wish to thank Dr. Myers for continuing to point out the dangers of unchecked religious thought and behavior in our society.
Thank you,
Will that do?
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:47:00 UTC | #197456
Sent email in support. Bill Donohue is an ass, and braying defines him perfectly. There is a wonderful YouTube video in which he wants to take Christopher Hitchens and fight him [probably behind a bar]. During the exchange he repeatedly says that when an Irishman speaks an Englishman must be quiet. If he represents the Catholic League, the organization must be very hard up for brains.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:52:00 UTC | #197461
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:55:00 UTC | #197463
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:56:00 UTC | #197465
Comment #208077 by Steve Zara
Would contributions from those of us who aren't in the USA help?
I can't see Richard asking us to write if he hasn't done so already, and he's not in the USA.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:59:00 UTC | #197467
Would contributions from those of us who aren't in the USA help?
I don't know, but I have just written. It surely couldn't do any harm, and I think it would probably help in showing that PZ Myers has a high international reputation.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:00:00 UTC | #197468
Once again the Catholic league is a source of amusment. If it's not chocolate jesus, it's going after a guy who insulted what goes best with a bowl of chili.
I am waiting for Nabisco's responce to the hubbub. LOL
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:01:00 UTC | #197470
Email sent, with pleasure. And I'm in the UK - I think worldwide emails would only add to the support. Go for it Steve!
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:01:00 UTC | #197469
I think he should take the Catholics to court and demand that they PROVE that the cracker is actually Jesus. Because desecration of sacred symbols is not illegal, so they have to prove it is like Jesus' eyelid or something.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:08:00 UTC | #197475
Just reading some of the comments on the Pharyngula blog, the nice 'wouldn't hut a fly' catholics are coming out with the death threats already.
Just as bad as the Islam Cartoons to be honest.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:08:00 UTC | #197473
Email sent:
President Bruininks,
I fully support Professor PZ Myers and his recent blog post that condemns the ridiculous antics of the Catholic League. Professor Myers' blog, Pharyngula, provides a refreshing drop of reason into the reeking and stagnant pool that is the American public square, which is overflowing with religious superstition. Professor Myers is an important voice. Religious fanatics, emboldened by our country's rights concerning freedom of conscience, seem to confuse respect for an individual's right to follow his/her conscience with respect for the ideas formed by his/her conscience. This common misconception shelters dangerous ideas from criticism and is the essence of the privacy and liberty fallacies discussed in Austin Dacey's great book, "The Secular Conscience." According to Dacey, "The result of these misconceptions about privacy and freedom is a culture unwilling or unable to sustain a real public conversation about religion, ethics, and values. What culture can survive without that conversation?"
Wolf S. von Pankow
Palo Alto, California
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:10:00 UTC | #197476
Do you really think the president of a university is going to fire PZ because some catholics are sending him letters?
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:11:00 UTC | #197478
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:15:00 UTC | #197482
Dear President Robert H. Bruininks,
I am writting you this e-mail to support one of your employees and his blog, Dr. PZ Myers, in his action for "cracker's equal rights". I believe that equality and freedom of speech are the basis of our democratic society, and that no craker is above or under others crakers. Therefore, I hope you will take into consideration this aspect in your decision about complaints that some Catholics made about him (and his view that an Eucharist is not worthy of making threat of physical violence on people).
I am also worried about death threats that Dr. Myers received (I hope these threats will be considered in the procces).
With all due respect,
Dominique Poulin, Quebec city, Quebec, Canada.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:17:00 UTC | #197483
Comment 22 by Chrysippus_Maximus
Mr. Donohue's statement speaks for itself:
It is hard to think of anything more vile than to intentionally desecrate the Body of Christ.
Sure, that follows when your mental capacity is described by the first five words of that statement.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:19:00 UTC | #197486
@18 - Righton
Perhaps not, but I think PZ still deserves our support for giving an opposing voice to the mindless treadmill of religion. If they want to conduct a witch-hunt (so very them), then the least we can do is express our support.
At least, so say I.
ps - would love to see that inbox right now!
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:19:00 UTC | #197485
Comment 24 by Goldy
Email sent - from NZ :-) Should have sent a postcard instead, methinks... something for his wall or fridge door ;-)
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:20:00 UTC | #197490
Comment 23 by Telf
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:20:00 UTC | #197487
Comment 25 by Chrysippus_Maximus
take the time to proofread
... based on the examples I've seen in the comments here, the directions are not being followed very well.
(Just saying...)
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:21:00 UTC | #197491
Comment 27 by 8teist
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:23:00 UTC | #197494
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:23:00 UTC | #197493
Comment #208099 by Am I Evil
Perhaps not, but I think PZ still deserves our support for giving an opposing voice to the mindless treadmill of religion
Yes, exactly my view.
Too many academics will not raise their head above the parapet in my opinion; especially in America where they really need to do so.
Those that do need our complete support.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:24:00 UTC | #197496
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:24:00 UTC | #197495
I have emailed too.
The line in Bill Donohue's diatribe that stood out most for me was
[PZ]is responding to what happened recently at the University of Central Florida when a student walked out of Mass with the Host, holding it hostage for several days [My emphasis]A cracker was held hostage? I do hope it didn't crumble under the pressure.
Permalink Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:25:00 UTC | #197497


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